Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – How to Not Get Bored With Worship [Hikam 118]

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the importance of establishing proper behavior and behavior in order to achieve success in life. They emphasize the benefits of Islam's subesterday practices, including the ability to focus on one's actions and receive support from others, and the importance of finding a "mono and" in the title of the statementurt out of fear and anxiety. The speakers also emphasize the importance of honoring Islam's sub hangers and practicing prayer, becoming a member of the Islam community, and learning to become a better Islam person.

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			Because the word Allah has been
made such that it's not
		
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			complicated to stay, there's not
much of the mouth that has to be
		
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			employed to even say it. It
literally comes
		
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			without having to make much a
movement. And there's some
		
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			scholars like Sheikh Zakaria come
they refer to Allah here are they
		
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			our grand shake in a sense?
		
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			I think he was in a coma or
unconscious or something. And he
		
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			was so used to saying Allahu Allah
who throw out in his you know,
		
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			every every breath that even when
he's unconscious, that's what he's
		
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			doing. Now that's amazing. You are
guaranteed that you are guaranteed
		
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			the name of Allah your death.
However you die, I guess right?
		
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			Because you're constantly saying
that unless you in place, you
		
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			can't say it. But that's the
amazing thing for your tongue to
		
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			be constantly in your heart as
well and your breath imagine it to
		
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			be constantly with the name of
Allah subhana wa Tada
		
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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim
		
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			Al Hamdulillah.
		
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			Al Hamdulillah Hamden cathedral to
uban Mubarak and fie Mubarak and
		
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			RT como your headboard? Buena
Yaga. Jalla Jalla, who are Amana
		
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			word was salatu salam ala say you
will have evil Mustafa SallAllahu.
		
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			Derrida are they who are the early
he was software he or Baraka was
		
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			seldom at the Sleeman Kathira on
Eli Yomi de a Melbourne to
		
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			continue with our series on the
HECM of Ignite auto Illa Eskandari
		
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			Rahim Allah, we on Hichem or Hecla
wisdom number 118. PAGE 112 For
		
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			those of you who have the book,
it's wisdom 118 and page 112. This
		
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			is what he says he says, Lama
animal health community we do the
		
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			Maillol
		
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			love when Allah Katara
		
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			why Lima? Murphy coming? Would you
the sheriff for Hydra or the
		
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			ecoffee battle Oh God, Lee Hakuna
ham mukha iqama de Sala la will do
		
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			the solar farmer Kulu mousseline
mochi Mon.
		
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			This is a really very simple,
		
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			everyday,
		
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			everyday kind of wisdom for pretty
much things that happen to us each
		
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			day, he says this, and this is
something that will put into
		
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			perspective, our Sharia for us,
and our
		
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			what Allah subhanaw taala tells us
to do, and how he's told us to do
		
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			it, and why there are different
forms of worship. So this is what
		
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			he says, he says, Since Allah
knows of the existence of
		
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			weariness on your part,
		
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			since he knows that you can get
bored easily, and that you can get
		
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			weary and tired, easily. He has
varied the acts of obedience for
		
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			you. So the different ways that
you can be obedient to him, he's
		
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			made them
		
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			a whole variety.
		
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			And since he knows of the
existence of impulsiveness in you,
		
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			you can be very impulsive and do
things without thinking them
		
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			through, do things in haste, try
to get things done without due
		
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			consideration, or fulfilling all
of its etiquettes or required
		
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			requirements, you just want to get
it done. You want to paint a wall,
		
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			just slap the paint on without,
you know, proper job. So since he
		
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			knows that, of the existence of
impulsiveness in you, He has
		
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			limited his obedience is to
specific times. So there are times
		
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			you're not allowed to pray. There
are days you're not allowed to
		
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			fast as much as you'd love too
fast. So that eventually your
		
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			concern, be with the performance
of the ritual prayer, not with the
		
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			existence of the ritual prayer.
		
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			That's a bit of a deepen, so that
your concern becomes the
		
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			performance of the ritual prayer,
and not just the existence of the
		
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			ritual prayer.
		
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			In other words, it's not that you
just have to
		
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			produce it quickly, or the prayers
done, but rather, I must establish
		
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			it properly.
		
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			For not everyone who prays
performs well. That's what he
		
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			said. Not everybody who prays
performs well. I think the
		
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			simplest example of this, get a
builder in a plumber in an
		
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			electrician, and is a massive
difference between builder to
		
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			build a plumber to plumber, and
electrician, to electrician and in
		
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			every job is like that. There's
some who just want their money
		
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			just wants to do the job. They
have no consideration for how it's
		
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			going to look for how they could
do it better to take the challenge
		
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			and do it
		
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			in the best way possible.
		
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			You know, with an act of goodwill.
		
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			And masala, there's some who can
actually really think it through.
		
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			And we'll take the challenge and
we'll do it through, and we'll do
		
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			it. I don't even want to say do it
as if it's their own job because
		
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			there's some people don't even do
their own jobs in a shoddy way.
		
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			They just want to get it over and
done with. So it's the same thing
		
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			with prayer. It's a very similar
thing with prayer, but the prayer
		
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			relates to all of us.
		
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			So that's what we're going to look
at today. This is really telling
		
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			us like the secret of why Allah
subhanho wa Taala has made there
		
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			to be so many different types of
obedience is in worships. Because
		
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			he knows that he's created us to
get bored easily to get weary
		
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			easily, how long you want to read
Quran for? Right? Eventually, you
		
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			want to stop reading Quran, you
want to go and do some natural
		
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			prayer. When you finish doing
that, you want to just sit down
		
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			and relax. So he's given you
worship to relax with literally
		
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			just sitting down saying a lot.
When I want to relax, all you have
		
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			to do is you draw your breath in
with Allah. And then you exhale
		
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			with who? Allah Who, Allah who
without that noise, of course,
		
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			silently, you just literally
relaxing.
		
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			And it's just so relaxing. Because
the word Allah has been made such
		
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			that it's not complicated to stay,
there's not much of the mouth that
		
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			has to be employed to even say it.
It literally comes
		
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			without having to make much a
movement. And there's some
		
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			scholars like Sheikh Zakaria, can
they be Rahmatullah here? Are they
		
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			our grand Sheikh, in a sense,
		
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			I think he was in a coma or
unconscious or something. And he
		
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			was so used to saying, Allahu
Allah who throw out in his, you
		
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			know, every every breath that even
when he's unconscious, that's what
		
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			he's doing. Now, that's amazing,
you are guaranteed that you are
		
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			guaranteed the name of Allah your
death, however, you die, I guess,
		
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			right? Because you're constantly
saying that unless you're in that
		
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			place, you can't say it. But
that's an amazing thing for your
		
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			tongue to be constantly and your
heart as well. And your breath,
		
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			imagine it to be constantly with
the name of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			So there's many ways of, and if
you don't even want to say
		
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			anything with your tongue, you
just sit and contemplate with
		
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			Allah with your heart. Just think
about life, and death. And what
		
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			I've been able to do and what I've
not been able to do, my
		
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			shortcomings, how great Allah's
Mercy has been. So you can
		
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			literally just relax and just be
doing that if you want to.
		
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			So Allah has made it. And if you
want to take an action, you can go
		
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			and assist somebody, you can go
and help somebody, there's all of
		
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			this thing, all of this, if you do
it for the sake of remembering
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala. So this is
what he says.
		
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			So that's what he says.
		
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			Now it is part of Allah subhanaw
taala is benevolence and his
		
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			kindness to us that he's obligated
worship. And he's recommended
		
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			worship, encouraged worship, and
he's made it in all of these ways.
		
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			He knows that you're not going to
be patient with just one thing, or
		
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			just happy with just doing one
thing. So what Allah subhanahu wa
		
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			taala does, is that Allah subhanaw
taala.
		
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			Sometimes, he allows you to
witness whatever, you know, Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala does, actions are
everywhere. Allah has handiwork.
		
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			Allah has beauty, and His Majesty,
his craftsmanship, his design is
		
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			everywhere, wherever you go, if
you want to look at it, if you
		
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			want to focus on it, it's there.
It's everywhere, right? So Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala allows you to
look at that. However, there's
		
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			some people who won't notice that
they will go about but they'll
		
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			focus, you know that they focus on
the apparent things, they don't
		
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			focus on who's behind it. So
they'll see the beautiful trees,
		
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			and they'll appreciate them, but
they won't think that is Allah who
		
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			had created them. The Look at the
beautiful products and cars and
		
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			whatever else he may be, but they
won't go back to saying that oh
		
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			Subhan Allah what Allah subhanaw
taala has, you know, given humans
		
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			the ability to do, so that's fine.
If you're at that stage, Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala may then in
implore you in His service of some
		
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			sorts let you do some service to
the Diem.
		
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			However, because Allah subhanho wa
Taala knows that you might just
		
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			get tired of cleaning the masjid
one day, or doing some other
		
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			service, right? Then that's why
he's allowed you to do many
		
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			different types of services. You
might you might get tired by
		
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			praying.
		
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			Noah fill prayer Tarawih prayer,
right, the headship prayer. So he
		
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			says, Okay, I'll give you some
other forms of worship.
		
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			Generally, human beings, they get
tired when something's done over
		
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			and over again. The only thing
that you have to do every day is
		
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			your work, even though it's
repetitive. That's why I don't
		
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			ever find
		
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			a job or a career that's going to
be repetitive or ask the people in
		
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			that field.
		
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			I found a lot of accountants they
get tired of counting.
		
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			Don't know. I mean, I've a lot of
accountants are they get tired of
		
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			doing the job, some people may
enjoy it.
		
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			So always find an open career. Are
you an accountant or something?
		
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			Are you tired of it?
		
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			So always pick something that and
you know, the best thing is, I
		
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			mean, I guess everybody can't do
this, but it's something that
		
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			you're going to be fulfilling
something with, that you can
		
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			actually contribute to society,
there's always a new challenge.
		
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			There's always a new assistance,
that you're providing a new
		
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			Hyndman that you're doing, it's
not a dead end job. Subhanallah
		
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			that would be the best May Allah
grant us all something like that.
		
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			So Allah subhanho wa Taala then
allows you to do many different
		
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			types of obedience is so get tired
of doing Salah sometimes go to his
		
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			dhikr when you don't want to do
remembrance, then start reading a
		
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			book of fake or hadith of zero,
whatever. And likewise, and then
		
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			even in vicar there's not just one
type of vicar. There's multiple
		
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			forms of liquor, there's multiple
there's multiple formulas of
		
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			liquor, there's multiple types of
ADKAR and remembrances.
		
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			So that's why you'll inshallah
you'll keep, that's why we
		
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			generally suggest, you know, on
those days where you have to spend
		
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			a lot of time like in Arafa, or in
hajj, or on the 27th night when
		
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			you want to spend the whole night,
then it's a good idea that you
		
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			have a list of different things
you can do otherwise, you get
		
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			tired and it's like what do I do
next? You've got a list Okay, a
		
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			bit of dirt. I'll do a bit of
Salawat on the Prophet sallahu
		
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			Salam, I'll do a bit of dua, I'll
do a bit of this, I'll do a bit of
		
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			this then it kind of gets your day
through and mashallah you be
		
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			productive.
		
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			So, this is what they say they
say, the IBA to my nationality for
		
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			everybody to mine, the sheltering,
one oh colored, aluminum
		
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			reverberating. milecastle
		
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			your worship and obedience with
vigor and refreshed, you know, and
		
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			being fresh about it. Even if it's
small, even if it's little is is
		
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			greater and superior than the
worship that you do inlays with
		
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			laziness, a weariness, because
there's a lot more heart and
		
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			eagerness in the first one. What
in Cassatt even if that lazy
		
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			worship is a lot, because the
quality is not there.
		
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			Lisa Libra to be cut throttle
haste, we're in the middle of
		
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			April to be with you they will
manner
		
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			The point is not
		
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			that you can perceive a lot that
it just looks a lot. What's the
		
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			what should be considered is the
substance and the element and the
		
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			quality. May Allah give us that.
		
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			So now Sheikh is a rook is one of
the great spiritual scholars. He
		
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			says Allah subhanaw taala has
allowed us to do, has essentially
		
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			in stated for us different types
of worship for three different
		
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			reasons. Number one, as the source
of mercy for us, so that we can
		
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			gain comfort with different ones
and not get tired of any
		
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			particular one, move on to another
one. Number two,
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala wants this is
a proof against us. Look, I didn't
		
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			give you just one form of worship
that you get tired every day,
		
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			there's not one type of food,
right?
		
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			So you have no excuse to say that
I was tired.
		
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			So even if you're knocked out from
work, and you're tired, you can
		
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			come home and just do a bit of
meditation, which will actually
		
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			refresh your child.
		
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			And number three, he says, just so
that you could be connected to
		
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			Allah, and connected to his
remembrance in multiple ways just
		
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			made it easy. You can connect
wherever you go.
		
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			Wherever you are, whatever state
you're in.
		
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			So that Allah subhanaw taala has
bounties upon you. And Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala is benevolence on
you is complete by that he's
		
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			making it easy for us out of His
kindness, and your worship becomes
		
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			easy. Now, he then says the next
point, if not, Allah makes the
		
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			next point. He says that one of
the reasons why sometimes you get
		
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			weary and bored about certain
things and tired of certain
		
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			things, is because you don't think
things through and you do things
		
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			with impulsiveness, that could be
one of the reasons because you're
		
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			so eager to do something. So you
just do it and finish it off.
		
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			Sometimes it could be that as
well.
		
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			That's why Allah subhanaw taala
now has not allowed you to do
		
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			every type of worship at all
times. Of course, there are
		
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			certain things that you can do at
any time, but with certain very
		
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			important worships like solid, you
have to be in a state of purity.
		
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			You have to have pure clothing
pure place will do
		
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			face to Qibla certain times of the
day. And other times it's not even
		
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			allowed when the sun is rising or
setting or when the sun is at its
		
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			peak at noon. It's not allowed at
that time. So that's why he says
		
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			and he knows of the existence of
impulsiveness in new so he has
		
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			limited these worships to specific
		
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			Good times. impulsiveness has
three problems creates three
		
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			problems in anything that you do,
that could be your worship, or it
		
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			could be your work, there are
three problems. Number one,
		
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			eventually, you give up, you don't
want to do it, you don't feel like
		
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			doing it anymore.
		
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			Number two, you become bored. And
it becomes a burden. Either you
		
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			the first one is you either
abandoned or you just don't want
		
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			to do it anymore, I can't do this
job anymore. So I'm going to leave
		
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			Judo or whatever, right? You know,
I'm gonna leave my job, I'm gonna
		
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			go and do something else.
		
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			Well, number two, you just get
keep keep getting bored. So your
		
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			productivity gets less, right?
		
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			At tackle, you just feel heavy
about doing this, you don't feel
		
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			good about doing it anymore. And
number three,
		
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			you don't do it properly, because
you're not fulfill all of its
		
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			rights, because you're not you're
impulsive about it.
		
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			Now, when you restrict things to
certain times, right, that's why
		
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			they say work, if you want to be
productive, give yourself time to
		
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			work and don't get disturbance in
that.
		
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			So there's three things number
one, when you have particular
		
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			times and you won't just be
impulsive.
		
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			Number two,
		
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			if you didn't have a time, then
you could procrastinate. A lot of
		
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			people do that. You got jobs,
you've got tasks. And one of the
		
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			major forms of procrastination,
even if you're a productive
		
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			individual, is that you will try
to do the easier, more comforting
		
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			jobs than the more difficult ones,
even though they're at the top of
		
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			your list. And their deadline is
sooner, but you'd actually more
		
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			likely want to do the other
easier, less intensive tasks. So
		
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			that's why certain worships are
obligated at a particular time, so
		
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			you can't keep putting them off.
That's another benefit of timely
		
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			time appointment. Number three is
that if you have to do it, then
		
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			you have to do it at that time.
And you won't then abandon it
		
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			totally. So you won't even delay
you won't abandon it. And the
		
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			reason why this is particularly a
point is because generally in the
		
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			world, our knifes will take over.
Because when the shaytaan takes
		
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			over and our knifes takes over,
then you don't want to do the
		
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			worship.
		
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			So the first part I was talking
about is a person who wants to do
		
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			the worship, they do it
impulsively. Now, as long as we've
		
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			got an obligation, or had you
better pray salaat, than at least
		
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			that prevents us at least that
gets us into that habit that you
		
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			better pray so that you can't
abandon it completely. Otherwise,
		
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			I've got a meeting, let me abandon
my prayer. I don't feel like it
		
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			today. Let me abandon my prayer.
Now, the other reason
		
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			why Allah subhanho wa Taala does
all of this for us, makes it very
		
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			variable allows us to do it
certain times and pray, but other
		
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			times regulates our timing is
because he wants us to do it
		
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			fresh. He wants us to do it
excellently with axon and
		
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			beautification, and not in some
kind of haphazard way, just to
		
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			fulfill the obligation. That's the
main point he's saying. So that's
		
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			why he says, so that your concern
be with the performance, for
		
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			example of the ritual prayer, not
just with bringing into existence
		
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			in some way, you could probably
tell a painter by the types of
		
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			paint brushes they use.
		
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			You just get a massive brush and
just slap it on?
		
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			Or do you have a multiple of
brushes where you can do the
		
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			refined edges and so on? Right?
It's that kind of an idea, I
		
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			guess. Now, for a true believer,
because solid affords them a
		
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			communication with Allah subhanho
wa taala, as we were discussing in
		
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			the last session, right? We were
discussing the focus with Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala, and the
communication and the interaction
		
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			and the proper engagement in our
prayers. So if you once you've got
		
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			that now, you're not allowed to
pray right now. You're waiting for
		
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			the next prayer. So your eagerness
is improving, your eagerness is
		
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			expanding. Like that's why today
hedge is easier in one sense. But
		
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			it's actually a lot more
difficult. In another sense. It's
		
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			easier in the sense that you could
get there in seven to 10 hours,
		
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			you could do your last day of
work, you know, you're full of
		
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			Work, Work work, you finish you
got to flight, five hours after
		
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			your work, you've you've thrown
your you've got your stuff
		
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			together, and then within 10 hours
or so you're in hajj and you have
		
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			to get into the mode. Whereas the
people before they will take 34567
		
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			months to get there. So with every
step, it's all preparing for that
		
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			journey. All that difficulty just
contributes to it. I think the
		
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			only way you can do that now is if
you probably take a car or a bike
		
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			and go for Hajj. Right. Or you
take some trains or something but
		
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			with a flight I guess it's just
you're just going to be there. Not
		
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			to say that you can't get yourself
engaged you can but
		
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			I'd like to try
		
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			that one day, just take a few
weeks to get there. Not a few
		
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			months, I guess you don't have
that luxury but a few weeks, just
		
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			try to see how high G has been for
1400 years, until the century.
		
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			That's how it used to be months to
get there
		
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			for most of the people of the
world
		
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			so then eventually your knifes,
you really want to do it, the next
		
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			prayer time you just can't wait
for it your next prayer time.
		
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			And then when you do it, you
really enjoy it. As opposed to if
		
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			you had to just keep doing it all
the time. That's why Allah subhana
		
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			wa Tada the prophets Allah Assam
said in Allah her lion through era
		
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			sewer ecom wala Illa Malecon,
whether Kim Yong Zulu Illa Kulu
		
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			become ALLAH SubhanA wa Taala
doesn't look at your forms, and
		
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			the postures you're doing and the
actions that you're doing, doesn't
		
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			care about that.
		
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			He looks at your heart, where is
your heart, when you're doing
		
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			these action, the point is not the
movement of your body. That's
		
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			that's no point. It has to be of a
certain movement, obviously,
		
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			otherwise, you'll every will make
up their own prayers. Right. So
		
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			that is there that does have to,
but that's not what Allah wants to
		
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			look at. That's just basic
requirements. It's really to see
		
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			how humble your heart is and how
submissive your rule has become.
		
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			So that's why he says that, so he
wants to make sure that your main
		
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			focus becomes I'm establishing
this new prayer for Allah.
		
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			I'm not just putting down a few
sujood and few RUCO, you want to
		
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			try to fulfill all the rights of
solid, the external rights and the
		
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			internal rights. And that actually
starts from wudu.
		
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			How good is my will do.
		
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			It starts from there, because
that's all preparedness for it.
		
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			So he in Arabic, he uses the word
iqama. To solar, as opposed to
		
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			just solid. A karma means
establishing the prey like putting
		
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			a foundation and building it up.
So the way the karma it means to
		
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			make something stand comes from
the concept of Tr, tr means to
		
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			stand, right. And karma means make
something stand up erect
		
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			something. So you are erecting a
proper pray in every aspect of it,
		
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			not just the form of it, but the
internal aspect and every other
		
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			aspect of it as well.
		
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			Because that's why he says he says
that law, would you the Salah,
		
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			mean lady karma, if you just
suddenly bring us all out into
		
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			existence without actually
properly erecting it with all of
		
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			his substance and everything, then
it's going to be made on how we're
		
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			doing, it's going to be desolate.
It's not going to have any spirits
		
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			in there. For here, it will recall
that the Quran is right, I'm
		
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			praying man, he's saying that it's
going to be more closer to being
		
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			worthy of punishment is saying
like I'm praying at least there's
		
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			a lot of prayer, people who don't
pray.
		
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			You saying that when you rise up
to that level, your standard
		
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			becomes different.
		
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			Your standard becomes different.
So yeah, you want to be at that
		
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			standard, because you're closer to
Allah, you just need to rise don't
		
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			take this as like, Hey, I should
go back to the other standard.
		
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			Like at least I'm better than
those guys who don't even pray at
		
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			all. They say that if you're an
established a prayer, you have to
		
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			make sure you fulfill all of its
obligations, all of its limits all
		
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			of its conditions. And you have
the main thing of the prayer is
		
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			that you must try to maintain and
develop that internal connection
		
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			with Allah in your prayer.
		
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			That's the only way you're going
to actually have a proper prayer
		
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			is if you develop the internal
connection with Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala. Because the outer form of
it, that's everybody can do. But
		
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			the struggle is how you internally
connect as well. At the same time.
		
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			Omar Abdullah Abdullah Aziz, you
know, he was a hottie for about
		
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			two and half years.
		
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			In which time he you know, he got
people so used to worships and
		
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			prayers, that the talk on the
streets.
		
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			Today the talk on the street is
about investments and that kind of
		
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			stuff. Because everybody's into
that, in that time. And the Khalif
		
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			before him, that was the
discussion on buildings were
		
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			Solomonic no Abdulmalik. Well, he
didn't Abdulmalik they were into
		
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			buildings and
		
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			real estate and assets in there,
right. A number of the most famous
		
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			Muslim built buildings of the
Muslim lands they built by well he
		
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			didn't Abdulmalik like some Hadith
before Omar Abdulaziz, the compact
		
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			of Sahara the German Ummah, we
have a number of the others and
		
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			they still standing today
Mashallah.
		
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			Good thing in a sense, but the
focus in on Ragna Abdulaziz it's
		
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			time to focus on the street became
Hey, brother, how many colors have
		
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			you done?
		
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			You know, where are you? Have you
finished your colors yet?
		
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			SubhanAllah. top down approach
this
		
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			and that. I knew that already. But
when I read this, it was just put
		
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			in perspective on what the law
says. He wrote to all of his
		
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			governors in the different towns
and cities of the world. He wrote
		
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			to them He says in a hammer are
more eco friendly a solid
		
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			For me, you know he's the he's the
Hadith so he's telling them make
		
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			sure that you know you're the
lawyer is you know abided by and
		
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			make sure you do this and make
sure you do that. He says, The
		
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			most important matter for me that
you need to fulfill is your Salah.
		
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			Wow, they're supposed to be
looking after the face of the most
		
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			of you sending them your salad
should be the best in the meaning.
		
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			The most important thing must be
your salad. Why? Because he
		
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			explained he says Furman Hatfield
haha. Well half of Alia whoever
		
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			preserves the prayer and is
regular upon the prayer in the
		
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			proper way, not just putting out
the form for Hua Lima Siva, he is
		
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			going to be very protective and
diligent about everything else.
		
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			Because if your Salah is proper,
then that means you're doing it
		
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			for Allah and everything else and
then you gain a certain level of
		
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			modifier of Allah, then you're
doing everything else for the sake
		
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			of Allah. So that means everything
else you're also focused on. You
		
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			will learn how to focus you learn
how to do things beautifully. You
		
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			can't do a Salah beautifully what
can you do beautifully woman to ya
		
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			and anybody who squanders and
waste the prayer for Halima Siva
		
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			Alia, and he's probably going to
be less concerned about anything
		
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			else, which is to the benefits,
you know, of the Muslim world.
		
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			Then after that, he ends this by
saying for Morocco, Lumo Salam
		
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			makishima. Not every person who's
praying is an Establisher of the
		
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			prayer. This is the really
interesting part.
		
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			As I explained to the word econo
and you know in the Quran,
		
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			constantly the wording used for
establishing praise a karma to
		
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			Salah mochi masala, mochi masala,
rugby, Gianni mochi masala tea
		
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			when in reality, our Lord make us
of those who established the
		
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			prayer erect the prayer properly
and from my
		
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			and from my progeny. So constantly
whenever is talking about a
		
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			praiseworthy encouragement of
praise talking about a karma to
		
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			Salah never solid on its own.
		
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			Hardly ever right when you say
accom have fallen on Daraa who
		
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			it's an Arabic term that the
person has erected the house it
		
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			means he's completed it
		
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			otherwise we just erected the
shell that is not a house yet
		
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			still a shell. In one Hadith it
says that manlam 10 mullum 10 Who
		
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			Salah to who Anil fascia you will
Moncure limiters it who mean Allah
		
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			He elaborated than
		
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			anybody who's solid does not
		
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			prohibit him prevent him from
immoralities and wrongs.
		
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			Then it's only going to take him
further from Allah.
		
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			Quite a sensitive statement that
is so is like why are you praying
		
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			them? While he is definitely
better than not praying, believe
		
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			me, but it just means you just
enhance your prayer. Now. I don't
		
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			joke to yourself that you're
praying and you're getting
		
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			something out of your prayer
because you're not. So the purpose
		
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			is get something out of your
prayer.
		
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			In another version in sorry, in
another narration it says
		
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			if somebody prays for them, ut
marucho Aha, Allah su Judah, but
		
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			does not complete the record and
suju because that's where a lot of
		
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			people mess up. Because it's bang,
bang, bang, right? He's go down
		
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			and up, down and up in the solid
understanding you can't I mean,
		
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			you have to breed something so and
it's why do you have to read the
		
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			Fatiha for the coins, some people
so you do stand for a while, but
		
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			then it's Riku and sujood, where
people just think that's just like
		
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			a little, you know, little little
thing on the side you do in your
		
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			prayer. For as long as I've stood
and then sat down said salaam
		
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			that's very important. The ruku
and sujood is just so he says
		
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			whoever doesn't do that properly,
wha hoo ha ha and does not
		
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			complete the
		
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			the reverence the internal
feeling, see the record so God is
		
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			an external action right? But the
reverent feeling in the heart to
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala whoever
doesn't complete that Lefort the
		
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			Salah is rolled up by the angels.
Gamma EULA for Thor will Haluk
		
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			just like
		
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			you have this old cloth that
eventually is worn and you don't
		
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			want is roll it up
		
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			and throw my Eudora will be Howard
thrown back in his face so he says
		
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			fall Musa Luna caffeine mashallah,
there's lots of people who do
		
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			salats Well, mochi Munna Khalil,
but those who properly erect the
		
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			prayer in a proper sense are less
for a halal ashba He cathedra what
		
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			a lulu because Colleen, so the
people with the former lots, but
		
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			the people with the hearts a few.
That's why Abu Bakr Ibn Al Arabi,
		
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			Alma NFPT says Rahima hula, I've
seen and he's a it's an
		
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			observation of his in his life. He
says,
		
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			among those people who are regular
in their prayer, I've seen 1000s
		
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			and 1000s and 1000s that I can't
		
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			Can't count them all.
		
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			As for those who are regular on
their prayers with proper Reverend
		
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			fear and focus on Allah subhanho
wa Taala
		
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			he says I've only seen five
people.
		
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			That's a bit.
		
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			That's that that's a bit
disheartening. Right? If that's
		
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			what he's seen, then you know,
hopefully he's just exaggerating.
		
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			Right Allah subhanaw taala make it
easy and Allah make us among among
		
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			the people who do this Sheikh Abu
Abbas al Morrissey, he wrote the
		
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			Allah when he says that, and this
is interesting, he says, look in
		
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			the Quran, every place in the
Quran, where Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			has praised those who pray,
praised the salah Dewas
		
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			he always nearly always uses the
word mochi mean Salah it's not
		
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			just Musa loon see in Arabic the
word Salah usually means to pray
		
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			and Musa Lee is the one who does
the prayer. And so you could have
		
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			you could have used that the one
who does the prayer but he says in
		
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			every place he wants to praise the
person praying he didn't say more
		
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			suddenly he says mochi masala the
establish of the prayer to add
		
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			that additional element that you
better establish it properly
		
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			or if it's not in leukemia, Salah
then some other word that
		
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			indicates the same thing and he
gives a few examples so little
		
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			Bacara Versary and Lavina you may
not want to be looking at BYU Ki
		
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			Moon a solid right at the
beginning. Those who believe in
		
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			the unseen and who established the
prayer in Surah Ibrahim verse 40
		
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			Rob be Gianni Mookie masala at our
Lord make me of those who
		
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			established the prayer not just
make me have the prayers.
		
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			In surah Tauba verse 18, what a
Karma salata and who has
		
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			established the prayer, not just
who Salah
		
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			he could have said that, and so
till Hajj, verse 35, while Makini
		
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			solid, those who established the
prayer when Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			discusses those who are negligent
about their prayers or heedless in
		
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			their prayers are not focused in
their prayers, when he talks about
		
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			them when ar 15 For example, for
example, in sortal, my own Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala says, For a little
little mousseline, Lavina home and
		
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			Salah T Ahimsa Hoon will be to
those prayers, those performers of
		
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			prayer,
		
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			who are negligent about their
prayer, there are three ways of
		
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			developing reverence and humility
in the prayer, the focus in the
		
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			prayer, there's three levels and
you have to go to one then the
		
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			next one, then the third one,
trying to jump to the third one is
		
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			a bit complicated because it's a
training. And I don't know if
		
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			we've even started but may Allah
subhanaw taala allow us to start
		
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			this the first one he says is who
how often one kisser in whatever
		
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			learning, which is the reverence
of fear
		
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			and humility and submission to
Allah that I am in front of Allah.
		
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			I owe this to Allah, I am in need
of Allah and I'm submissive to
		
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			Allah. That's why I'm doing this
even getting that much is the
		
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			first step. And he says, We're who
are birdie was so hurt. This is
		
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			for the regular worshippers and
those who are trying to focus away
		
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			from the dunya away from the dunya
and akhira. Like, that's probably
		
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			already a high level for us basis.
That's actually the first level
		
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			because without that, you just,
it's just the form, right? Number
		
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			two, he says is when your
reverence gets to
		
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			magnifying Allah is beyond just
being submissive, it's, I am
		
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			exalting Allah when you say Allahu
Akbar, you mean it's in your
		
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			heart. At that point, there's
nothing greater than Allah.
		
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			Otherwise, when we say Allahu
Akbar, Allah is greatest, do we
		
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			actually genuinely feel that Oh,
is money greater sometimes or our
		
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			jobs are greater or something? Who
should oughta have Iman Wahiba in
		
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			wage earning, this is the
reverence which is full of
		
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			magnification of Allah, in all of
Allah like you know him now you
		
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			know how great he is.
		
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			And you are understanding his
majesty. He says, this becomes the
		
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			stage of those who are not your
normal worshiper, but they've
		
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			actually now started really
focusing. They are the Sally
		
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			Keane. They have a bit of a
thicker regimen that they do. They
		
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			focused on the path. They've made
it a career for themselves.
		
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			And the third level is who Farah
Hinn was so rude in what Berlin
		
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			this is when you start to enjoy
that prayer.
		
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			Right? In the sense that when you
get into that prayer, you get a
		
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			pleasure out of it.
		
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			You get happiness, you get
excitement.
		
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			And you get attention from Allah
subhanaw taala is actually
		
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			communicating
		
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			No, you have to build up to it. A
lot of people they don't feel this
		
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			they've heard about it isn't
what's the point of praying I
		
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			don't feel that brothers there's
stages before that we make that
		
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			effort first then you become
professional then you start
		
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			enjoying right? You're gonna start
getting the enjoyment you're not
		
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			even made an effort you're not
showing Allah your seriousness
		
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			yet. So he says that this is when
the salad becomes a joy of your
		
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			eyes. You know the prophets Allah
Islam said that
		
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			Cora to inf is solid, the joy of
my eyes is in prayer. Like how
		
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			does he do it for so long? Until
his feet get swollen and he's
		
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			still doing it and he's enjoying
it and Sahaba enjoy you know, you
		
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			read the file for like Viola ama
law stories of the Sahaba enjoying
		
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			it, because they've reached that
stage.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala allow us
to reach that stage. So that's all
		
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			we have time for today. There's a
bit of a bit more discussion about
		
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			the pray inshallah we'll try to
finish that off next time in sha
		
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			Allah. Allah subhanaw taala allow
us to have a beautiful prayer and
		
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			allow us to ascend to these
levels. Allah hoomans Salam, Salam
		
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			Tabata, the other jewelry will be
Crom
		
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			Allahu Maya del jewellery with the
Quran Allah who may Medina Judy
		
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			will Karunya a caramel acromion we
are here on Miss Olean we are here
		
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			on my team
		
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			here Allah Allah have mercy on
this ummah. Yeah Allah have mercy
		
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			on this congregation. Yeah, Allah
forgive us all. Yeah, Allah draws
		
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			close to you. Allah Ya Allah
remove the barriers or Allah
		
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			remove the obstacles, remove the
hindrances of Allah remove the
		
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			distractions of Allah we start off
in the morning and we want to do
		
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			good. We want to become your
servants and your slaves of Allah,
		
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			we want to become your lovers. But
by the end of the day, we've lost
		
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			this zeal. Many things have come
in between other things compete
		
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			and have taken its place. Oh
Allah, we asked you for focus and
		
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			sincerity. We ask You for purity
and Taqwa of Allah, we ask for
		
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			your from your generosity. We ask
from Your Grace, from your
		
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			benevolence, from your kindness,
from your compassion, of Allah, we
		
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			are Your servants at the end of
the day of Allah regardless of who
		
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			we are what we are of Allah, we
sit here today because you have
		
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			given us the ability to do so. Oh
Allah if you have allowed us to
		
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			sit here today, and to remember
you to discuss things about your
		
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			religion, about your devotion and
worship. And now finally, you've
		
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			allowed us to raise these hands to
you of Allah, accept our doors of
		
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			Allah accept our doors of Allah
give us what we have in our
		
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			hearts, what we really want from
you. And Allah remove everything
		
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			else which is a form of
distraction of Allah, you've given
		
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			us abundantly of this world.
You've given us more than so many
		
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			others in this world of Allah do
not make us of those who now use
		
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			this to forget you, and who these
things become a burden for, oh
		
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			Allah make these things. A source
of inspiration for us to assist in
		
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			your deen of Allah, Allah,
whatever material means and other
		
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			facilities and things you have
given us to assist. And to
		
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			dedicate them for your deen of
Allah accept us for the service of
		
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			your deen of Allah protect us, our
children, our families, our
		
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			progeny until the day of judgment
of Allah protect those around the
		
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			world, in Palestine, in India and
in many other places where the
		
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			oppression has started or is
continuing and our Allah make us
		
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			of those who serve this ummah and
who can do something, something
		
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			for the better of this ummah, of
Allah bless all of those who are
		
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			here and who listened today. And
all those of Allah who want to
		
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			come close to you, oh Allah bring
us all close to you. And Oh Allah,
		
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			except from us and send your
abundant blessings in our
		
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			messenger Muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam and grantors his
		
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			company in the hereafter. Subhan
Allah be corroborating IOC Fong wa
		
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			salam O Allah Marcelino Al
Hamdulillah.
		
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			The point of a lecture is to
encourage people to act to get
		
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			further an inspiration and
encouragement, persuasion. The
		
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			next step is to actually start
learning seriously to read books
		
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			to take on a subject of Islam and
to understand all the subjects of
		
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			Islam at least at the basic level,
so that we can become more aware
		
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			of what our deen wants from us.
And that's why we started Rayyan
		
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			courses so that you can actually
take organize lectures on demand
		
00:39:35 --> 00:39:38
			whenever you have free time,
especially for example, the
		
00:39:38 --> 00:39:42
			Islamic essentials course that we
have on the Islamic essentials
		
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			certificate which you take 20
Short modules and at the end of
		
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			that inshallah you will have
gotten the basics of most of the
		
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			most important topics in Islam and
you'll feel a lot more confident.
		
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			You don't have to leave lectures
behind you can continue to live,
		
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			you know to listen to lectures,
but you need
		
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			To have this more sustained study
as well as local law here and
		
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			Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa
barakato